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These are twenty of the most popular games posted on Warp Door for the month of July 2020, as chosen by our followers on social media. If you missed some of these games the first time around, here's your chance to try them out. 20. The Last Cosmonaut
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These are twenty of the most popular games posted on Warp Door for the month of June 2020, as chosen by our followers on social media. If you missed some of these games the first time around, here's your chance to try them out. 20. SkateBIRD "Grind
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These are twenty of the most popular games posted on Warp Door for the month of May 2020, as chosen by our followers on social media. If you missed some of these games the first time around, here's your chance to try them out. 20. Dread X Collection
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These are twenty of the most popular games posted on Warp Door for the month of April 2020, as chosen by our followers on social media. If you missed some of these games the first time around, here's your chance to try them out. 20. Tiny Fragments "
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For the first time in a while there isn't really any connective tissues between the games that I've selected for Pocket Dimension. There may be a couple of shared ideas but nothing that really stands out. So it's a bit of a pick '
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Do you remember being highly curious as a toddler? What about how excited you got at the sight of a climbing frame or a slide? All of the games in this week's Pocket Dimension have been 100% approved by children. There are structures to climb, holes to poke
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For the first time in a while I've not been in a rush to catch up on other work while writing Pocket Dimension. You'll see the result of that below in the much longer entries than usual describing each game and why you should play it.
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A Something Awful Game Dev Challenge ended recently that had the theme Public Access TV. You can see the entries here. That's relevant because it explains why TVs and channel hopping seem to come up in many of the games we covered in the last week. As always,
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Interpretation is an activity that can be employed to expand your mental capacity and give your brain a stretch. In this week's Pocket Dimension, you're going to exhaust yourself in a work-out of interpretating many little games. The title "As You See It" refers
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Last week's Pocket Dimension wasn't to be as I was caught up in all the excitement at GaymerX. We're back on track this week, though, and I have upped the number of entries in order to hopefully make up for my absence. The selection
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This last week was packed with great little games. That was likely caused by Game Jolt's Glitch Jam and the Nar8 Jam both coming to an end. It's probably worth going back through this week to see what you may have missed, because I have certainly
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Bodies. They're always packed with fluids. Wobbling and sloshing. Juices and acids mixing and belching. They're engorged with water and slimy intestines, held together with a thick layer of greasy skin. Bones frame the flesh like a dramatic tent of marrow and meat and mucus. How